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Trump tells Wall Street execs he will 'absolutely destroy' regulations they hate
Trump tells Wall Street execs he will 'absolutely destroy' regulations they hate
20 Nisan 2017, 06:52
The city's top business executives bent the ears of President Donald Trump and his advisers Tuesday, pushing policies they say are key to the city and country's economic growth. More than 50 members of the Partnership for New York City, the town's leading...
The real purpose of Cuomo's free-college-tuition plan
The real purpose of Cuomo's free-college-tuition plan
20 Nisan 2017, 06:52
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's potential path to the White House appears to so far be paved with good intentions gone misunderstood. No sooner did his national headline-grabbing legislation, to make state and city colleges tuition-free, pass in the Legislature...
The problem 
with free tuition
The problem 
with free tuition
19 Nisan 2017, 07:22
Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s pro
posal to create a tuition-free degree program, the Excelsior Scholarship, scores points for good intentions. But its one-size-fits-all approach carries hidden costs with lifelong implications and ignores critical student...
They're not lovin' it: L.A. school resolution would ban McDonald's school fundraisers
They're not lovin' it: L.A. school resolution would ban McDonald's school fundraisers
19 Nisan 2017, 05:22
Two resolutions before the Los Angeles Board of Education on Tuesday would extend the school system’s already extensive food-related activism. The first would ban "McTeacher’s Night" school fundraisers hosted by McDonald's restaurants. The...
Why school lockers are going the way of rotary phones and vinyl records
Why school lockers are going the way of rotary phones and vinyl records
25 Mart 2017, 14:05
Don’t tell sixth-graders Layla Watts and Brianna Yates that school lockers may be going the way of phone booths. They started getting excited in fifth grade, and Layla bought her padlock early to practice the combination during the summer.By the time she...
UC proposes its first enrollment cap — 20% — on out-of-state students
UC proposes its first enrollment cap — 20% — on out-of-state students
08 Mart 2017, 15:57
Many California students have expressed dismay in recent years about how hard it is to get into a chosen University of California campus — even with stellar grades and extracurricular activities— while so many spots go to those from other countries and...
Kids, ages 7 to 11, accused of ransacking San Pedro daycare, causing thousands of dollars in damage
Kids, ages 7 to 11, accused of ransacking San Pedro daycare, causing thousands of dollars in damage
08 Mart 2017, 15:57
The scene at the World Tots L.A. daycare center in San Pedro last week was straight out of a teacher’s nightmare.Obscenities were scribbled in chalk on the walls. Ink toner was sprayed everywhere and into filing cabinets. The fire extinguishers were discharged....
City mental health commissioner defends ThriveNYC's commitment to serious mental illness
City mental health commissioner defends ThriveNYC's commitment to serious mental illness
02 Mart 2017, 04:07
Dr. Gary Belkin, New York City's top mental health official, defended the city's $850 million program to improve mental health services during a Tuesday panel discussion after one of the program's leading critics argued that too few resources are being...
Can CMS afford the $6 million cost of busing for choice?
Can CMS afford the $6 million cost of busing for choice?
02 Mart 2017, 00:05
When Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools expanded busing options to increase diversity in magnet schools this year, it added almost 10,000 miles a day of bus runs, the equivalent of two round trips to Los Angeles, a report presented Tuesday shows.The estimated...
UNC Wilmington lecturer claims he was racially profiled
UNC Wilmington lecturer claims he was racially profiled
02 Mart 2017, 00:05
A UNC-Wilmington lecturer and his wife claim he was racially profiled while sitting outside his classroom Tuesday. Rajan Juniku, 42, a chemistry lecturer who was born in Kosovo, said he was on a campus bench drinking water. He said he had been sick and was...
Black student success rates earn USF top spot in new report
Black student success rates earn USF top spot in new report
01 Mart 2017, 11:30
When it comes to the success of black students, the University of South Florida takes the No. 1 spot in Florida and the sixth nationwide, according to a new report from the Education Trust.5 Months Ago5 Days Ago6 Months AgoThe non-profit advocacy group’s...
Rutgers U. conservative group shares flier similar to white supremacist poster
Rutgers U. conservative group shares flier similar to white supremacist poster
01 Mart 2017, 11:20
NEW BRUNSWICK -- The president of a conservative Rutgers University student group said he has received mixed feedback about a flier posted on social media which closely resembled one distributed last year by a white supremacist organization. A flier...
Bethlehem preschoolers get lesson in helping others
Bethlehem preschoolers get lesson in helping others
01 Mart 2017, 11:17
Chesterbrook Academy Preschool in Bethlehem recently organized a "Souper Bowl" food drive to support Second Harvest Food Bank. Students were tasked with collecting canned goods and decorating their classroom's door to reflect their prediction...
Saucon Valley 'red out' raises $1,300 for heart group
Saucon Valley 'red out' raises $1,300 for heart group
01 Mart 2017, 10:24
More than 300 students at the Saucon Valley High School boys basketball game on Jan. 31 turned the gymnasium red for a good cause. The "Red Out" game, at which students had the opportunity to purchase a special Red Out game t-shirt, raised more than $1,300...
1 professor, 2 classrooms? Rutgers tests remote lecture halls
1 professor, 2 classrooms? Rutgers tests remote lecture halls
01 Mart 2017, 09:53
PISCATAWAY -- Scanning the nearly 150 students she could see from the front of her lecture hall, Rutgers University professor Sara Campbell waited for a hand.   Campbell was in a test prep session in her exercise physiology course, and when the answers...
Newark public schools to be 'sanctuaries' for immigrant students
Newark public schools to be 'sanctuaries' for immigrant students
01 Mart 2017, 09:53
NEWARK -- The School Advisory Board declared Newark schools to be "sanctuaries" for its immigrant students Tuesday night, responding to widespread fears that the new White House will drastically crack down on illegal immigration. ...
Crickets, larvae and frog legs on the menu at this N.J. college
Crickets, larvae and frog legs on the menu at this N.J. college
01 Mart 2017, 08:58
EWING -- The pizza was topped with mushrooms, bleu cheese and truffle. The Reuben sandwich had jackfruit, not corned beef. And a tasting bar dished out roasted crickets, cheddar insect larvae, fried frog legs, alligator sausage and snapper soup....
Monmouth University president announces retirement
Monmouth University president announces retirement
01 Mart 2017, 08:58
WEST LONG BRANCH - Monmouth University announced the retirement of the university's president Paul R. Brown on Tuesday. Brown, who became the 84-year-old school's eighth president in 2013, will begin a sabbatical in March, which will be followed by...
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